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A Guide To AI Content Marketing
AI is helpful, but it can’t do everything we humans can. For example, AI can’t write content as engaging and effective as content written by a human with real-world experience and knowledge. That’s why involving subject matter experts in content creation is important. AI-generated content can be a good starting point, but having human experts involved in the editing, reviewing, and fact-checking ensures your content is high-quality and credible.
89% Increase in Organic Impressions
Using data pulled from Google Analytics and Google Search Console, we chronicled the improvements achieved by one of our B2B clients. In a five-month comparison of their top pages before and after adding schema markup, we measured improvements in impressions, organic search position, and click-through rates.
Gutenberg – Second Impressions
Click Here to Edit Back in August, we had our first hands-on experience with the new WordPress editor, Gutenberg. We published our initial thoughts then, but what has changed since then and how have we got to grips with our new co-editor. Anything Bugging You? A few small things have changed already taking away some …
When It’s Time to Hire a Digital Marketing Manager
For some site owners, managing their business relies solely on managing their website (e.g., tending their eCommerce product line). While others, their website is just one aspect. Regardless of the camp you’re in, hiring a digital marketing manager hinges on time and effort. If you’re spending too much time “in” the business rather than growing it, it’s probably past time to hire a dedicated web manager.
A Guide to Mobile User Experience
Having valuable content and a good page design is great, but if your forms aren’t easy to fill in on mobile, you’re wasting your time. The same goes for your calls to action (CTAs). They need to be easy to see and click.
Using Web Analytics for Data-Driven Marketing Decisions
There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Statistics, or data to keep the term more general, are taking over many aspects of modern life from your fitness tracking app, to NFL analysis and now your marketing department.
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Call Tracking Tips for SEO & SEM (Without Using Paid Tools)
There’s a saying in traditional marketing: “We know that half of my marketing works; we just don’t know which half.” Fortunately SEO and Search Engine Marketing (SEM also known as AdWords or Pay-Per-Click) offers better data. In this post I’ll share what it is as well as our best call tracking tips so you know which marketing dollars are earning their keep.
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Are PDFs Mobile Friendly?
Making sure your content marketing is friendly for the small screen is now an essential element. For those businesses who use pdfs to share details like product specifications, you should be asking “are pdfs mobile friendly?” In this post, we’ll answer that question plus cover some tips to ensure that what you share is ready (and appropriate) for mobile users.
How to Interview a Website Designer or Developer
Finding the right Website Designer and Developer for your business requires knowing what questions to ask and the success factors you’ll use to judge the finished product. To help CEOs and marketing managers effectively interview web designers and developers, we’ve created a list of 7 questions to the help you find the right consultant when updating or completely redesigning a company’s website.